Georgian citizens fighting for Ukraine rank first in the number of foreigners wanted by the Russian authorities

100 Georgian citizens have been put on the wanted list by Russian law enforcement agencies for having fought or are fighting on the side of Ukraine. According to this indicator, Georgia ranks first, Mediazona reports.

In second place on the list of those wanted by Russia is Great Britain (with 90 fighters), and in third place is Belarus (61 people). Next come Israel, the USA, Germany and Brazil. Currently, the Russian Investigative Committee has opened criminal cases against 593 foreigners from 46 countries.
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